MacArthur's Australian Campaign Boosts American Spirit
General Douglas MacArthur heads to Australia to command United Nations forces in the Pacific, prompting praise from Australians and American leaders. The move follows his noted battles on the Bataan peninsula and signals a shift to proactive Allied offensives.
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MacArthur
Bataan
Masaharu Homma
Harakiri
United Nations
Pacific
Washington
Australia
Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright
Midwest
Mac
U. S
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Philippine Islands
Seventy Sent Forth with Christ to Evangelize
A sermon outlines Jesus sending seventy followers in pairs to evangelize in every city. Prayer backs the call, laborers are sustained by Christ, and success comes through Him with power over demons and the promise that names are written in heaven. Humble servants like Moody are highlighted as examples.
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Christ
Jesus
Heaven
God
D. L. Moody
B. L. Olmstead
Like Father Like Son MacArthur Lineage in Military Careers
A comparison of General Douglas MacArthur and his father Lieut. Gen Arthur MacArthur shows striking similarity in their military careers. Both rose over older officers to key posts and demonstrated notable strategic talent. The father’s Civil War tactics influenced later War Department exams, while the son’s leadership in the Philippines became well known to readers.
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General MacArthur
Army
Military Academy
Arthur MacArthur
Douglas
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Arthur
War Department
Philippines
Young Arthur MacArthur Aims Toward War Career
Four year old Arthur MacArthur son of General and Mrs MacArthur has a future in war. His grandfather, Civil War veteran after whom he is named, led a Manila brigade in 1898. Arthur and his mother Miss Jean Faircloth of Murfreesboro Tennessee were reported safe on the island when war began in the Philippines and later arrived in Australia with General MacArthur and his staff.
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Philippines
Manila
Commonwealth
Manuel Quezon
Quezon
MacArthur
Arthur MacArthur
Arthur
U. S
Little Arthur
Jean Faircloth
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Australia
Lesson for April 12 by International Council of Religious Education
Selected lesson texts and subjects curated by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Two matching panholder motifs complete this delightful set
A pattern listing describes two matching panholder motifs featuring speedy running stitches and crosses. The pattern number 29404 is priced at 15 cents. Readers are instructed to send their order to the provided address.
Church Messages Call for Slowing Pace of Social Programs
Rev. A. E. Gregory urges the Church to slow its social program efforts to preserve spiritual poise. He compares church life to donning the whole armor of God and warns that neglecting any part of it endangers spiritual strength.
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Paul
God
A. E. Gregory
Real Happiness in Horace on Wise Use of Gifts
A concise paraphrase notes Horace’s view that true happiness lies in prudent use of wealth, enduring poverty with dignity, and fearing disgrace more than death. It emphasizes wisdom, virtue, and resilience over material riches.
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Horace
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America
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Southwest
Millard E. Tydings
Joseph J. Mansfield
Texas
House
Joseph W. Martin
Mass
Roosevelt
Douglas MacArthur II
the Seventy
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The
Moody Bible Institute of Propage
Western Newspaper Union
Martha Box
Kansas City
Syreaxeast
Keres
Patrias
Nellaggs
Jeanne Kilmer
Jeanne
U. S. Defense
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
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